Cannes Film Festival will not take place this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the official selection has still been unveiled. While no distinct section...
The pandemic has not only caused numerous delays and cancellations in terms of theatrical releases and film festivals — it's also causing some distributors and...
Some are lucky enough to escape their circumstances. Others learn from those circumstances and discover ways to transform them and themselves in order to move ...
While film festivals across the world have had to rethink how to connect with audiences in a time when the theatrical presentation is not a feasible option, ma...
In Shane Carruth’s 2004 debut feature Primer, two colleagues go down a physics rabbit hole to build a time machine. In the early stages of masterminding this s...
The story is so simple that there must be more to it: Melissa Lucio, a young mother of fourteen children with demons of her own, is tried and convicted by a ju...
Arriving a few years after Jim Jarmusch’s rosy portrait of New Jersey’s third-largest city, Paterson, Jean-Cosme Delaloye (Stray Bullet) returns to the town. ...
Set in the remote village of Ainu, a UNESCO World Heritage site that has been transformed into a tourist destination filled with shops and performances, Ainu M...
Well-meaning but often repetitive, Hydration is a behind-the-scenes documentary exploring the inaugural year of the much-needed Something In The Water festival...
The
choice of "medium" was easy for renowned chef Yotam Ottolenghi when
asked by the Metropolitan Museum of Art to collaborate on their upcoming 2018
exhibitio...
